Same as all the others. We ordered Lego sets and received instructions instead. Unfortunately we ordered 3 times before the first one came and we caught on. And yes the 8 year old is crushed. These guys must be looking for negative attention in hopes of improving their Google hit amount. ...
BrickTrainShop advertises itself as a seller of Lego sets. We thought we were ordering a BatMan lego set, but instead got the assembly instructions only (for $45). We followed the instructions from BrickTrainShop to return the instructions for a supposed full refund. We have a certified return for ...
My kids bought what they thought was a boxed lego set and they only received the instruction manual! The website is purposely misleading. When I did not receive the legos kits and only a manual, I couldn't believe it. We read the description of the item thoroughly! When we went back to review it, ...
My experience seems fairly typical of what I have read. I bought: Lego Indiana Jones Set 7622 "Race for The Stolen Treasure" x 1 from www.bricktrainshop.com for $22.44 (including packaging and postage) under the assumption I was purchasing a lego set. I could not see anywhere on my order ...
My 10 year old son saved up his money and bought a lego box set or so he thought. For $82.00, the company sent an instruction manual. [This is part of the scam, put the cost of the "part" at slightly below the set price, and show a picture that misleads consumers into believing a set is ...
This company deliberately misleads the consumer, mostly children, with deceptive advertising. My eight year old son found the website by googling the Lego fire station. Unfortunately, the brick train shop site came up. When the product we ordered arrived it was only a manual. Even though the ...